Grant and Busaries
OVERVIEW
At the African League of Associations for Rheumatology (AFLAR), we are dedicated to fostering advancements in rheumatology through financial support for research and education. Our grants and bursaries program is designed to support promising researchers, healthcare professionals, and students who are committed to improving the understanding and treatment of rheumatic diseases.
We provide funding opportunities for research and education in rheumatology. Learn more about available grants and how to apply.
Available Grants and Bursaries Research Grants
AFLAR offers research grants to support innovative projects that address critical questions in rheumatology. These grants are available to researchers at all career stages, from early-career investigators to established scientists.
Open to researchers affiliated with academic or medical institutions in Africa.
Application Process:
Submit a detailed research proposal, including objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes.
Funding Amount:
Varies based on the scope and nature of the research project.
Application Deadlines:
Twice annually.
Travel Bursaries
Travel bursaries are available to help healthcare professionals and researchers attend international conferences, workshops, and training programs. These opportunities allow recipients to present their work, gain new knowledge, and build professional networks.
Eligibility
Open to members of AFLAR or affiliated national rheumatology societies.
Application Process
Submit an abstract or conference acceptance letter, along with a brief statement of purpose.
Funding Amount
Covers travel, accommodation, and registration fees.
Application Deadlines
Rolling basis, with applications reviewed quarterly.
Education Bursaries
Education bursaries support the professional development of rheumatologists, clinical epidemiologists, and other healthcare providers. These bursaries can be used for tuition fees, specialized training programs, and certification courses.
Eligibility
Open to healthcare professionals working in rheumatology or related fields in Africa.
Application Process
Submit a statement of purpose, a letter of recommendation, and details of the educational program.
Funding Amount
Varies depending on the program.
Application Deadlines
Annually.
